...made some Brit' webbing pouches and bits - without cannibalising old kit for material/parts. Turned out quite good, really. ...made replacement Ne...

...made some Brit' webbing pouches and bits - without cannibalising old kit for material/parts. Turned out quite good, really.

I concur. t'is the onus of the sender that it didn't reach you in fit condition due to insufficient packaging. Get a refund or negotiate a partial ref...

Wow! Which fool would send a Tanaka through the post in only a soft case? Any RIF infact! Pure numpty right there, that is.

"Repro Lewis Gun Magazine":

That Crossman has a gravity fed drum-mag - i.e: a tin with a hole in the bottom, allowing the BBs to just roll into an upturned hop which, because of ...

If they have small packs then they are useful. Whilst not hard to find they are going up in price. E-bay price is about £20 for a nice unblancoed one...

A lot of WWII stuff, or mostly post war stuff? Cos, they look to me to be on the way to Portsmouth from up north and so may be somewhere to drop in t...

W S Surplus? do they have a website, where are they? Are they selling MKVII for £3 or the lightweight? Either is a steal. They sell the lightweights...

Looks very close to a late war (green canvas, rather than the earlier tan) to me indeed! It might even be an original from a Commonwealth country.

I agree with Scaleyback. You should pay less for a lightweight resp bag than for a MKVII too. W S Surplus sell these completely mint condition, still...